training-deck-generate-eval

Evaluate Phase 6 training deck specifications for ACE Connect opportunities.

1|2|Updated Apr 1, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/dimagi-internal/ace --skill training-deck-generate-eval
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Skill: training-deck-generate-eval
Source: https://github.com/dimagi-internal/ace/tree/main/skills/training-deck-generate-eval
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dimagi-internal/ace --skill training-deck-generate-eval

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the risk of deploying low-quality training decks that fail to teach frontline workers and LLOs how to perform actual workflows, by grading the Phase 6 training deck specification early in the ACE Connect opportunity build process to catch gaps in content, flow, and coverage before slide rendering.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Multi-dimensional quality grading: Scores training deck specs across 6 weighted dimensions including content substance (whether slide prose actually teaches the workflow), pedagogical flow, screenshot integration, anticipated question coverage, recap effectiveness, and section weight balance.
  • Hard-gate validation: Blocks specs with missing walkthrough phases, vacuous slide bodies, or dead screenshot references from proceeding to rendering, preventing wasted effort on non-functional training materials.
  • Use Case: For ACE Phase 6 Connect app builds, use this Skill to evaluate the training deck spec before rendering to Google Slides, ensuring the final deck will effectively train end users on the deployed app's workflows.

Quick Start

Use the training-deck-generate-eval skill to grade the 6-qa-and-training/training-deck-spec.yaml file for your current Connect opportunity against the pedagogical quality rubric.

Frequently Asked Questions about training-deck-generate-eval

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I evaluate a training deck spec for pedagogical quality before rendering slides?

To evaluate a training deck spec for pedagogical quality, grade the specification file across six dimensions including content substance, pedagogical flow, and screenshot integration to identify teaching gaps before rendering. This catches workflow coverage issues early.

What is training deck specification grading in the ACE Connect build process?

Training deck specification grading is a Phase 6 quality gate for ACE Connect opportunities that scores slide specs against a rubric before rendering. It prevents low-quality materials by catching missing walkthrough phases and vacuous slide bodies.

How do I check a training material spec for missing walkthrough phases and dead screenshot references?

Checking a training material spec for missing walkthrough phases applies hard-gate validation rules that block rendering if walkthroughs are absent, slide bodies are vacuous, or screenshot references are dead. This ensures functional training decks proceed.

Does the training deck evaluation rubric cover anticipated questions and recap effectiveness?

The training deck evaluation rubric does cover anticipated question coverage and recap effectiveness, alongside content substance, pedagogical flow, screenshot integration, and section weight balance. These dimensions ensure frontline workers learn workflows.

What are the hard-gate rules for blocking a training deck spec from rendering to Google Slides?

Hard-gate rules for blocking a training deck spec from rendering enforce validation against missing walkthrough phases, vacuous slide bodies, and dead screenshot references. These rules prevent wasted effort on non-functional training materials.

Can I use this training material QA process for frontline worker app builds outside of ACE Phase 6?

This training material QA process is designed specifically for ACE Phase 6 Connect app builds to evaluate the training deck spec before rendering. It grades specs driving training generation for frontline workers and LLOs.